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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-21
HENDERSON.
Deaths improvements - building
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A. ts..h...-...t T,fs,.o..,
lOofIesIonuen'e VI ,'l0 nv -,
HLNphEs'N' \. g. Jun 80. ~ ISL 80
ON Yesterday morning 'iI'' E.,a 49,
WIG % ~ 10 - i,,,,o.. shc ,,.,s
Hotel, dled alter , >uort IIies-' onG ~ ~
.ae daughter oil .uS late nv I 51nr''> J..
Noirc' lioH'I'h. l,'''o.'ss "a, S NV,
iH, >'1le' 'i We 'l''yu ',.r'',,u ~,
SIT. j1' h9ii'., LOT ,ll''i It., s' '. d,~
'"' "' II IA tlr. Ear. .ov,.r,I
$50 here. He had H''d mere ior 'eE '.,,,'I
N'ai,' ana leaves "a I'ISe """ l"''' '''''7
iami.y and many lTieh">' .,,..;.u.,
Ni, ~ .'r''V 90 Nv s.r toI.,.ro.
growth Of henderson, - laT -, a. loo' ,s,'
.lI'n-N are ('ue'I'l'u, ~, r,,,,. nr
LARGE "i,cA "aIeuou>e 10" - '' .tr.si
-i. H. Ccol''I' @" -HTu'- ''' a,,5 ~ tnc
s.o u "a HN I., ,,,.d.nin v,rebou.e. for
largest ana u,'. H'''u'"p 80, C,r,Iina
,Ae sale oi iri ~ ala,
N'' 81 hlIIi-' ~, ir,h,, a.
h- 10 'hcI pl mr., >. siIo
most doubling .' '''',Ity' Nv 2.u'
llsht Is 70 De tu'I. ga ON tnc p'9!'i'.'o,'
Me,,I,. DAVIS br9'Aer'' ne,t iu,li owe
meni- are c-peciAly grat'yln,- 10 put to
I' i4oii 'l' iaO. l'1I.t;o,. a., t,e town.
iial ana ',sin,l,l "c 40, 9nna u" i' If "nI
u, ~i' yea, 'O' NJ. -. hcre thi. sen.
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Ti.e Flags.
To he Editor Of The Dispatch:

To The Editor Of he D'Spatch'
It seems to me- great deal OF unneces-
sarg noise is being made about the return
OF war flags. The blatherskite never allows
an opportunity like this TO pass. The
South las not asked for them, and doesn't
care either way. The idea came from the
Acknowledgement OF the United States
army. \ few radical papers would let the
world OF the rising generation believe that
il was an every. day occurrence to capture
a Coniedt rate battle.flag. Old veterans OF
the Army Of Northern Virginia know that
that army was nearly armed and clothed
from captured property taken on the battle
dtld. Nearly every soldier had an oil'cloth,
canlecn. and OyercOat, &c. IL Is all over
now, and good men OF both sides talk OF
tie past in friendly spirit. Not particle oil
animosliy is left in the hearts OF either Con-
federate or Union soldiers. The blather.
skite raves over something be has read
about but knows nothing OF from expe-
rience. 1t is all right. But don't let the
Youngsters forget that We also took bat
tlC.1ag on the field sometimes. l..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-21
DELEGATES TO THE CONVENTION.
Arrangements for Their Election 90
be Made Tonight.

A Especial meeting OF the City Democratic
Committee will be held at the City Circuit
Court room at $50 O'Clock tonight to make
arrangements for holding vard'mee'ings
to elect delegates to the State convention,
which, unless the place he changed. viii be
held at Roanoke the 4th OF August. Mr..
Charles 4. Wingo Is chairman OF the com
mittee, having conducted the last camDllgn
with signal ability, and Mr.. G.. Waddy
Wilde Is the efficient secretary.
The State Democratic Executive Com
mittee at its meeting held in this city last
week fixed the representation upon the
basis OF some delegate and one alternate tor
each 200 Democratic votes and fractions
thereof equal to 100 polled at the last gu.
bernstoral election" Reckoning upon this
basis the following table will show hov
many delegates each ward OF the city IL en-.
titltd 10 elect as well a. The number OF votes
received by General FilzAuEh Lee for Gov
Ornor in 1885:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-21
NoRTH.sTATE TEACHERS.
spending sunday The work of yes
terday.

Especial telegram 70 the Dispaicn'l
,,oaEurAD CITY, y. G., June 2o:-su ,t
dsv Wa. observed by the assembly ny
divine ,eryice morning and evening" NV
Dr. Watkins preaching sermons Oh I"'0
t.o,,er and value. The subject OF CDIis,
iien federation - was beautifully tfc"ed
before u ya,t congregation OF united hearts
10 day Professor Charles Newer Ihaue
An elaborate and forceiul address upon Tue
luuort.nce of Latin IN the educatioha'
course. He had observed that the success ,
ful Isiiuist aud the best disciplihariau
were favored together. Interesting us
cuSsion followed upon the methods ol an,
siructiop. pronunciation. right readihg III
Latin. and The value Of ancient GEOGRAPHY
and history in connection WIN tne 49,,
Professor Noble, Of Wilmington, deliver l,
cd an address upon geography ior piiuS''
GLASSES especially. Nan.
WA. Blair, Of Winston, and {. u. pen
son, OF Raleigh, were appointed coula ,als-
tee TO award gold medals IN genera h''
tory and North Carolina history. o,.,.
Tonight JOsephys Daniels, Oh the 9eas.
(hrOaicle, read lecture upon tDe iis"'
uses Of money. -. and
Dir. Danieps address was bold anu
striking, and in sympathy largely w ,',.a
the views OF Thomas Carlyle ana hAe
philosophers. ..o-
President Washington Bryan has teh'
dered the assembly complimentary GA
cuision to Sewberne on Friday, 2ith.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-21
GERMAN AFFAIRS.
Hesse and the yatican-The Pope TO
German Pilgrims.

by Anglo-Amercan cable to the Dispatchl
BERLIN, June 20.-rhe Second Chamber
OF the Diet OF HeSse has passed the eccle-
slastical bill, settling the conflict between
Hes>e aud the Vatican.
The aTres. OF Deputy kraecker Saturday
evening is attributed to his being member
Of a secret society, the centre OF wblch isat
Breslou Jungst, who was arrested at
Wurzburg, and MarkuSe, the student ar
rested at Breslau. are members OF the same
society.
The GeTmonia publishes the text of
speech made by the Pope recently to the
German pilgrims going TO Jerusalem. After
an appeal to them TO have confidence in the
wisdom and the tact OF the Vatican comes
the following significant passage:
THE present mOduS UiUeade for Pru'-
sian Catholics does not include all the de-
names OF the Papal See. The Church IN
Prussia will yet obtain all it, liberty. The
Vatican continues to negotiate in this d,rec-
tionv
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ALEXANDRIA.
Firc-A Serious Accident 10 Two
Ladies.
Special telegram 70 The pispatch.l

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
ALEXANDRIA, Va, June 20.-Early yes
t0day morning smoke was discovered issu.
ing ifoiG The second story Of John A. Mar
slaIi's boot and shoe and clothing store on
King street near Pitt. The alarm was
given and promptly responded TO by the
department, and IN two hours the flames
were under control. Mr. Marshall's loss by
FIRE, smoke, and water is about $4,000; one
third insured. The building was insured.
Joe Griggs's tailoring establishment and
y. Bndheim's dry goods store on either
side were damaged by water.
Ms. W. II. Newman. who some time
ago came from the North and settled at
Clifton, died last night.
Mr.. Mary Power, rClict OF the late
Thomas +. and mother OF V. W. Power.
of Power White, died last night; aged
soyenlyOne.
Yesterday was intensely warm, and there
were two heavy thunder.stOrms. The
cupOla Of the old county court house was
struck by lightning and demolished, but
no other portion OF the structure was in.
iurcd. Several saIlboats on the river were
capsizCd. but no drownings are reported.
II is said a lady named Brown, living Seye-
III htlfN Oui W. It dllldN1 hdN l'iltiuIN
juIed about the head by being struck by
shutter wTenchcd from its hinges ana
waited across the porch where she was sit
ting.
The long vacant lot on the south side OF
Fairfax street near King Is being eXcl-
waited for the foundations OF handsome
dwellings.
a gentleman from Mount Vernon town
ship says that terrible accident happened
In that vicinity yesterday afternoon. The
Misses Noon, sisters OF Mr.. John Moon,
whe recently purchased Mr.. r. f. Bur
rOueh's farm near Gum Springs, drove 10
church at WoodlawD, aud on their re.
turn, While crossing a bridge IN the
nelgbbOIhOOd, the horse took fright
and The buggy upset, throwing the Occu.
pants through the railing, one on the bank
and the other into the water. which i some
eight or ten feet deep. The sister who fell
upon the bank rescued the other from
drowning, she being stunned or having
tainted. a colOred man living near by
came 10 the scene and rendered all necessl.
nv assistance, and later they were taken
home. DR.. Khpstein, OF this place, who l.
attending them, says Miss Jessie i quite
badly bruised and shaken up, while Bliss
Lula Ed> 4 deep cash on The side OF her
head, her noseis broken, and she l. bruised
about tie bOuY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-21
improvements SiiiI Going On In the
West End.
(For the Dispatch. J


Judge T.. &. Minor has ordered Hanover
street to be opened from the corporation
line to the Boulevard opposite the Soldiers
Home. Now, # the enlerprising street
Railroad Company will extend their line
along this street by way OF Blenner's Park,
Richmond College, Baseball Park, Fair
GROUNDS, Soldiers Home, and Reservoir
Park to the New pump.house. II would
doubtless be profitable move. The eX-
tension OF Franklin street, or Lee ayenue,
has been surveyed and will soon be opened
40 feet wide, with the view Of placing the
Lee monument on the Allen lot. We also
have the prospect OF having our beautiful
Boulevard, 104 feet wide. completed
from Cary street to Broad according 10 the
plan Of our talented and iar-seeing City
Engineer. These with other improve
ments In contemplation by the city and
county will make this favored locality still
more attractive.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-21
TEE WARM WAVE.
The Condition in various sections
OF the Country.
10y telegraph 10 Tue Dispatch.I


WASHINGTON, june 20.-Thc warm
weather which ha, prevailed for the last
few DAYS in nearly every part OF the coun'
nv continues, and at the signal olhee II Is
aid that immediate relief i to be expected
only from local thunder-storms. Should
The wind shift 10 the east, however, II
would have the effect OF reducing the teui-
perature IN the States bordering oa the
ocean. The present warm wave originated
in the Gulf States about the lith instant
and spread over almost the entire country
a snail portion OF New England and the
states bordering on the Great Lakes being
the only sections which did not experience
Az o'clock this morning the thermome-
fer registered y degrees in Washington,
"A In Cincinnati, and 20 ia II. Louis
While in Boston and Rochester, where
c,oudy weather and easlerly winuS pre-
IN 81 degrees. The maximum heat III
Washington to-day was IS degrees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-21
TheGnIIgn-MiiisS nlc.

One Of the special commissioners for
whom MesSrS. \. W. BOWe and H. Seldom
Tay Tor on Friday last sold the entire Gale
90 Mills property by public auction vas
asked Yesterday II their report would be
ready TO be presented to the Chancery Court
to-day " hen that tribunal begins its sum-
mer sittings.
Herepiicd that in all probability it would;
that Mr.. Bowe had sent up to the clerks
Office to get the papers In the case so rs to
make up his statement, and that rs soon a
that was received the commissioners would
prepare their report ready to present 1t to-
day.
The report will ask that the sale be- con-
frmed, and there Is no doubt that it will
be without delay. Mr.. Todd and associates
who purchased the property at Sl9L1l0,
including brands, are anxious to enter the
mill to begin preparations to start up
promptly and be thoroughly equipped when
the new season begins. II is not yet known
who MIR. Todd's associates are. No new
machinery will be purchased at present;
the old, however, will be put In thorough
tpp1ir.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-21
DEATHS.

BARNETr.-Died on Juno -, 1857, after q
long and painful illness, at the residence OF ~
T. Jones, Esq. in Charles City county, Va.
SAMUEL y. BARNETT, in the sixtieth year OF
his age.
Washington papers please copy.
BROWN.-Died. at his parents residence.
June -. 1857, at 2 a. NJ, NANNI BROWN, in
FAINT son Of r. T. ana G.. A. Brown.
Burial al Maury cemetery at 9 \. VI. TODAY
TUESDAY.
DEARHART.-Dled in Pocahontas. June
18Th, at S p. NJ, VERA ST. ELMO. only child Of
Charles C. and Mamie NJ. Dearhart; aged six
months and four days.
The funeral will take place al OakwOod
TUESDAY MORNING at . o'clock.
TarDOr0' N. g. papers please copy.
HACKETT.-Died, June 10, 1857. at her resi-
dence, No. rs Nicholson street, Mrs. CATHE-
RINE HACKETf, widow of Bartholomew r..
Ilackett, deceased, in the sixiy-drst year OF her
age.
Patrick's church on TUESDAY. the 2lst instant.
at o'clock A. NJ. Friends and acquaintances
and those OF her son. James 7. Hackett, are re-
specially invited TO attend.
JACKSON.-Died, at GordOnsyille, on Satur-
day, June 18th. AZ O'Clock l.. NJ, HELEN
STUART, daughter Of John aud Helen Turn
bull Jackson; aged seven months and three
days.
Remains reached the city at $50 this morning
and buried in Hollywood at o'clock this cve-
ming.
North Carolina papers please copy.
SOMERYILLR.-Died. June llth, at the resi-
dence OF his son-in-law. Louis De Fernex,
Chevy Chase Cottage, Nottoway Courthouse,
Nottoway county. Va, Of paralysis Of the brain,
DAVID N. SOMERVlLLE. formerly OF Cleye-
land. Ohio, in his sixty-third year.
TUPPFR.-Died, at his late residence. No. s3l
west Grace street. on Sunday afternoon, June
49, 1881, Mr.. FURNAN UPPER.
The relatives and friends OF tho deceased, Of
Rev. DR. Upper, aud OF Mr.. Coleman WORKMAN
are invited 20 attend tho funeral services at
the First Baptist church THIS Tuesdayl
AFTERNOON at 5 O'Clock.
WINN.-Died, at hfs residence, "Wlnnsyillo,"
Fluyanna county, Va, on sunday, juno ~, 1885,.
in the sixty-seyenth year OF his age, DIR. Z. j..
WYNN.
Intorment at the family battle-ground on
TUESDAY, June 2ist.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-21
Confederate Veterans Returning
Home.
ny telegraph 70 the Dlspatch.l

10y Telegraph 70 tne Disphth-I
NEW YORK. June 2).-lt was expected
that Il. T.. Lee CamD OF Confederate Vet
crans. who took part IN the Bunker-litll
ceremonies IT Boston. would return home
by the way OF New York. Instead they
broke ranks in Boston yesterday. About
twenty-five OF them were In this city to-
day. and were entertained by Ste'n@ay
ana Cameron Posts, Grand Army OF the
Republic
WASHINGTON, June 90 Robert Z. Lee
Camp. Confederate Veterans, passed
through this city THIS morning on their way
back TO Richmond. They spoke very en-
Enthusiastically Of The generOu. and mlgnld-
cent reception given them not only in Bos-
ton. but in Lynn and in other cities OF
Massachusetts. EVERYWHERE they expe-
rienced kind treatment and bOundless hos.
pitallty
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-21
FINANCIAL
Few YORK BALTIMORE, AID RICH
NoHD srocx EXCHANGES

me ,elerranh % the DI.parch.l

NEW YORK, June 20-Tradng In stocks To-
day was marked by some little animation ia
the morning hours, due 70 the encouragement
given by small purchases Tor London account,
but during the afternoon session the duilness
was equal 10 anything Witnessed on SATURDAY.
There was hardening tendency 70 money Iete
In the day which checked 20 a certain extent
the prevailing bulilsh feeling. Tho opening
yas fiim 70 strong at advances over Saturdays
final figures Of from = 10 y per cent, the later
In Jersey central. Reading was active in tie
early u adiDg, and there was fair business IN
Pacific Mail, but the remainder were Tor the
most part extremely dull. Further fractional
advances were established In the first hour,
and although the undertone was still strong,
very little progress was abe after thai time
The afternoons trading was marked ~ q
change In the temper o. speculation, Dut IN
the extreme dulness there was no Impression
made upon prices. and the market closet worry
dun ard steady at Insignificant changes from
the opening figures. The total saes for the
day were only 10000 shares. The active list IL
generally shade higher this evening, but IN
no case are tho final changes for moro than
small fractions, except Wheeling and Lake
Erie, which ~ up2S.
h,,n.-,IOcks dun and Grn. Money easy
al 4a5 per cent Excbsngo-L0ng. 4s3i, short.
iSia,. Governments dun.
EreHiRq.-Excbange dull and steady. Money
3a9 per cent. closing at 5. Sub-Treasury bal
ances- Gold. sl&J $4,000; currency. SlolO''OJJ.
Govern nents duh: per cents, l2y3s ~ per
eapfa IO0f- State hOuls dull.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-21
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
Joint Celebration of the Societies
The MedaIiisIs.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.l

Special telegram to the Dispatch.l
LEXINGTON, VA. June 20.-The Board Of
Visitors OF the Virginia Military Institute
viii meet i'm annual session tomorrow.
The Joint final celebration OF the Cadet
and Dialectic Societies came of tonight In
the Institute mess hall. Il. Il. Kane, OF
Virginia, orator from the Cadet, and W. T..
Barrett, OF Virginia, orator from the Dia'
loct;c Society, delivered credHaole orations.
The following medals were awarded:
From the Dilltctic SOcety-Declaimers TO
U.P. webb, OF Virginia; dobater's to T..
Terry. Of Virginia; orators to w. w.
Faw, Of Tennessee. From the Cadet So
cicty - Dcclalmer's to L. 4. Goodwin, OF
Virginia; debater'> to Z. B. Dubui'son, OF
Louisiana; orators TO Il. Il. Kane, OF Viz
giniI.
The athletic exercises will fake place to-
morrow night in the institute mess hall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-21
MONT VERNON.
The Property Enlarged Through
Jay GouId's Generosity.


WASHINGTON, June 20.-The Mount Yer
non estate, where the remains OF Washing.
ton lie ontOmbed, has been enlarged by the
addition Of a tract Of thirty-thsee and a
bali acres on the northern side, Heg the
old Washington mansion. IL was secured
through the generosity Of JAY Gould.
While on bis way up the Potomac
from Fortress Monroe recently i'm
his yacht ATLANTA Gould stopped
at Mount Vernon and was shown
around the grounds. lie expressed great
interest in the place and the admirable
manner IN which It il cared for. In the
course Of 4 conversation the superintend-
ent remarked that the land In question
was much needed TO protect the property
from cucfeschment. Gould Immediately
authorized the purchase OF the land at bis
expcuse. md II has been bought aud turned
over to The Mount Vernon regents. The
price p,id i not known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-21
The shenandOah.VaiIey Road.

NEW YORK. June 20.-The fir>t-Mort-
cage HonCholGcrs' Committee OF the
ShenandOah-Na railroad announced
to-day that they accepted the proposition
made by the Norfolk and Western railroad.
The terms OF the proposition provide Tor
the purchase OF the property at the fore
closure and the formation OF new COM
pany, which willi,sue s., 900 iirst'mort-
cage bonds. SS,0j0,0O0 preferred stocA'
and common stock TO the amount oil the
old stock outstanding. The Norfolk and
Western agrees to lease the shenandoah-
Valley for 900 years and pay over not less
than 80 ucr cent. Of the gross earnings, but
always ~ much as the interest on the hrst-
mortgage bonds, and endorse the bonds
with this stipulation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-21
Henry Ward neecher's Successor.

NEW YORK, June 20.-Rey. Charles
Stowe, son Of Mrs. Harriet Boechg Stowe,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-21

noss,n TO Collector Ysrborouah Tor The
me,"" o, stamp-clerk here nave been nu-
SIR. ). n. Bovd, son OF Collector
Gsv 10, ooyu' received official notification To-
ana v.,, ne Dad received the appointment,
July LIST. '"'' '"' u"'''S % D'' VA "
c,.ss' newman. the mother OF Mrs. ID. I.
p,S' oi lhis place, is quite M.
,,I'usli'le promises TO sustain her rcp1-
,'",' o" ,his Summer a. visiting place for
Stp"k ,anl.s' Among those herc now are
Misses susie Richardson. Of New Orleans;
Dora Adams, Of Atlanta; TIly Norchr,d,
81 Leaksvillc; May Penn. o. D1uyille:
Matte ana Maggie Spencer. of Martins
vile, Va. Several more are 20 arrive This
week. =,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-21
baseball Yesterday.

Al Baltimore:
Baltrmores. .......2 100 0 0 o. 3
BroOklyns ........0 | o 0 2 | 0 X >
Base.hii,: Baltimores, 10; BroOklyns, 10.
Errors Baltimores, 2; BfOoklyns, =.
At Staten Island:
Metro, olilans .....G 00001 o. o.. 7
Athletics ..........1 > o o 0 o. 3
BaSe.hi'S: MclrOpoit1nS, 8; Athletics, g..
Errors: Meiropolitans, 9; Athletics, s.
At Cincinnati:
Cinciunatis........10 % 1 900 l. 3.
81. Louis. .......0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 o. 4.
Base. bits Cincinnaiis, -; -. Louis, IL.
Errors Cincinnatis, 3; 81. Louis, g.
At Cleveland:
Cleycland, ........4 | = . o o Oil
LOui,yillts.......l0 90 4 0 , 0 80
Base-hlts: Clevclands, 10; Louisyllles, l3.
Errors: CleyelandS, :; Louisyilles, :.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-21
Firemen's Investigations.

Tomorrow night the City Council Com
mittee on Fire Department will meet again
TO contIn-e the the investigation Of the
charges brought by Chief Fuqua against
several officers and members Of the force
Captain Snead, it is learned, will present a
temporal but strong request to be allowed
to have counsel TO repre,ent him on az
count OF the somewhat exceptional chlrac-
ter Of the case aud the seriousness oil the
accusations against him. II is believed that
such will be the force Of the reasons adj
yanced by Captain Snead the committee
will harGly feel justified in declining 10
accede to his request.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-21
CHICAGO.

CsIcAeo, June s0.-Cash quotations were I:
wheat, ,0a70Ac.; No. 3 spring wheat. 61a70c.
No. red. &c. No. 2corn, 36A ass &C. No. oats,
25hc Lard, $500 short rio sides QOose), $50.
Dry-salted shoulders (boxed). S. o0ash70. Short.
clear sldes boxed, E.70aN.75. Whisky, si.i0.
Leading futures ranged:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-21
uerrm ann and the suItan's watch.
london Times.l

Hermann once performed before the
Sultan Abdul AziZ, and threw a valuable
watch Of his Maiesty's into the Bosphorus.
There was great outcry which the con-
iufer chez ked by coniuring up the watch
again into the sultan's pocket. For this
be received q present OF 500 Turkish
pounds. II seems, however, that he really
did throw the sultan's watch into the
water, and that tile one which he conlured
back was replica duplicate. obtained be.
foreband from the maker Of the original
time piece. .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-21
An Aged Inventors suicide

fBy telegraph % Iht DIsPHUHI
RANDOLPH, MASS, June 2o.--Charles Al
den. inventor OF milk. condensiDg, irult-
eyaporating, aud other processes, commit
,ed suicide this morning at the Elms House
nv shooting. He was at one time very
wealthy. lie was seyenty-slx years old,
md had been subject 10 mental alteration
for several weeks en- account oil financial
hiihcnlfies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-21

featuring Company, which came rather I'M
oxpertedly. IL had endorsed the com
pany's paper 10 the extent, II Is said, OF
$3.50, COO. The liabilities In addition to this
ale about 100000. The assets are sufii.
oieut 10 cover the amount, but the firm
preferred 70 stop payment until satisfactory
arrangements could be made with their
fr, ditOr-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-21
4 Nurdercr's Suicide.
NV telegraph to the Dispatch. ]

ITE 70 VIZ
CHICAGO. June 30 Henry DOelItch, the
German butcher who murdered Frank
Wcidcl, was captured at EIgin this after
noon and locked up. A message TO the
chief OF notice announcing the fact was fol-
lowed in les than ten minutes by another
message stoting that Doelitch was dead.
The murderer had committed suicide by
hanging himself in his cell.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-21
Eyieting Strikers.

10y
PITTSBURGH, June 20.-A special from
Natrona, Pa, says: The work OF eylctns
the strikers Of the Pennsylvania Salt Works
from the coIrpany's houses was begun To-
day by Deputy.Sheriff Carson and three
assistants. The furniture Of two families
was carried out and set on the street. NO
more tvictIops were attempted. Inc
strikers are inclined to be quiet, and so far
have offered no resistance.